Dr. Mareshah Dunning is a staff physician at the Neil Riordan Center for Regenerative Medicine, graduating at the top of her medical school class at Sonoran University of Health Sciences in the Regenerative Medicine Honor’s track. She completed a 2-year residency at Sonoran University under Dr. Klee Bethel, an interventional anesthesiologist and general surgeon, where she honed her skills in fluoroscopy-guided injections and interventional techniques. Additionally, she is certified in diagnostic ultrasound with RMSK certification through the APCA. She also is the faculty lead of the Regenerative Medicine Honors Track and teaches Advanced Topics in Regenerative Medicine at Sonoran University of Health Sciences where she mentors students to distinguish themselves in Naturopathic regenerative medicine. As an educator, she hopes to instill and share a high standard of care that is founded on science, safe practice, and efficacy.

Dr. Dunning focuses on treating pain and musculoskeletal conditions using physical and interventional techniques, regenerative solutions, and devices. Her goal in patient care is to find evidence-based and innovative solutions for pain, performance, and quality of life in athletes and the everyday person, emphasizing a whole-person approach to treatment and patient care utilizing Naturopathic principles and the therapeutic order. She provides comprehensive treatment plans using diverse modalities to provide effective solutions that are individualized to patient’s needs and preferences.